Vetch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VETCH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any of a number of leguminous flowers
• a widely distributed scrambling herbaceous plant of the pea family, which is cultivated as a silage or fodder crop.
• climbing plant with a beanlike fruit used as fodder
• Any leguminous plant of the genus Vicia, some species of which are valuable for fodder. The common species is V. sativa.
• any of various climbing plants of the genus Vicia having pinnately compound leaves that terminate in tendrils and small variously colored flowers; includes valuable forage and soil-building plants
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a climbing plant

Words related to VETCH

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Words that contain VETCH

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How to use VETCH in a sentence

• But he had no sooner left my side than Vetch sprang forward, and catching me by the arm, gave it a cunning twist that, in spite of myself, made me shriek with pain.
• Vetch had picked himself up, and now came running towards me in a frenzy.
• Vetch went home to his dinner, he found the cash box broken open, and Cyrus gone.
• Vetch, and do something in the practice of law to make amends for the ill fortune which, unwittingly and indirectly, I had been the means of bringing upon him.
• And as I rose, staggering, I saw behind him the grinning faces of Cyrus Vetch and Dick Cludde.
• By this change we got rid of Vetch, who was glad enough to leave us, I doubt not.
• Vetch, who was careful to say, when giving his opinion, that it was given in a private capacity and without prejudice to his brother in the profession.
• He had seemed troubled, and had gone away, as she thought, to plead with Vetch, but she had not seen him again.
• He would be expected, and if he did not appear Vetch would be suspicious, and might despatch men in search of him, and the footprints of his mule would bring them upon our track.
• I sprang forward, but before I could vault over the obstructing table Vetch had dashed through a door behind him that opened on to the veranda.
• We raced down, but Vetch, you may be sure, had left no boat in which we might follow him.
• Leaving Cludde to keep an eye on them, I rushed down the companion to find Vetch and to assure Mistress Lucy that her troubles were at an end.
• I asked her whether anything had been heard of Vetch, and whether any vessel conveying her produce from Dry Harbor had been molested by the buccaneers.
• She said she had no news of either the one or the other, and I inclined to believe that Vetch had accepted his defeat and vanished out of her life for ever.
• Running hastily forward, I saw Punchard and several of my men rushing at full speed across a tract of scrubby land in pursuit of Vetch.
• She had brought in a great bunch of blue vetch and pale mustard, and we had put it in the center of the table in a bowl of gray pottery.
• For pasture, crimson clover is sometimes sown with rape, winter rye, winter oats, the common vetch or the sand vetch.
• Vetch and clover and all else that permanently enriched must be given up for war gardening or war farming.
• Feed clover until it is dry, then feed vetch and then panic grass, and after the panic grass feed elm leaves.
• A few days later some soft vetch or tender grass may be given them before they go out to pasture and after they come in.
• The fruit and flower resemble those of the wood vetch.
• But it appeared in a minute that Gideon Vetch was adequate to any demand which the occasion might develop.
• I may not save Vetch, but I think at least that I can eclipse Rose Stribling.
• Somehow the whole thing seemed to have resulted from his meeting with Gideon Vetch.
• Rose Stribling had failed to interest Benham, mused Corinna, for the same reason that she herself had been unable to arouse the admiration of Gideon Vetch.
• Her disappointment went deeper than this, for it had its source in the stories she had heard of Vetch that sounded original and dramatic.
• Vetch came in on a wave of popular emotion, and a wave of popular emotion is just about like the tide of the sea.
• A laugh broke from her at the phrase because she remembered that Vetch had first used it.
• Whatever she became in the future, she would never be again the Patty Vetch that Corinna and Stephen had known.

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